Dr. Paul Allan Cederberg, MD

Total Joke. His office was a very temporary setting, almost sketchy. His admin didn't even know anything about him. He spent less than 10 mins with me and had me move my arms through some basic resistant tests. Touch toes. Did a grip test. Asked a couple of questions and then dismissed me. A teenager could have performed the exam. Then writes a 7 page exam report with great details. A lot of assumptive comments that he could never have ascertained through the joke of what the exam was. He must be scam artist posing as Dr. to get paid to say what his client is asking him to say. I would run if you are asked to see him.

If you are Trying to get PERA disability approved, and PERA is sending you to Dr. Paul Cederberg, you have my condolences. I would advise you to demand to see another Dr. Unfortunately, there are some doctors who will say anything if they are paid enough money. As a veteran, Words cannot describe how disgusted I feel about people who live their lives with no sense of honour or ethics. I served overseas (6 years active duty Air Force) and over 17 years in the same school district. And now, I will likely lose my house because of a 7 or 8 minute appointment with this doctor.

So sad that people are willing to get paid to lie. Bias for Insurance companies and thinks that everyone who sees him are lying. so sad what money can do.

He seen me 3 times fr a total of 10 mins. Everything he asked and I told him went out the window, he lied about the appt he lied about my issues he's terrible and if you have to have an IME try to find someone else He can not be honest about your issues and I had half my back fused together

I had a question so I called the Physical Therapy Clinic I was to go to in St. Cloud, Mn and they informed me that Dr. Paul Cederberg just rents space when he gets a patient from an Insurance Company. Needless to say the report he filled out and sent to the Insurance Company was replete with errors. Didn't even get my age right and many dates wrong and outright false statements. I called Dept of Labor and told them these types of adversarial meetings need to be "recorded," and both parties retain a copy so these so called "errors," or "omissions," stop!

I was sent to Dr. Cedarberg by my insurance for an IME (Independent Medical Exam). He is paid by the insurance company somewhere in the neighborhood of $1,000-$1,800 by the insurance company. He has a bias towards those who are paying him--the insurance company. He spent less than 15 minutes with me and his report to the insurance company was inaccurate but his findings were gospel to the insurance company.